Community Stories

Read below for testimonials for members of our village, on how the RRHS and EWB Mini Gravity Flow Scheme has helped them. 

"My name is Ngoto Domiano - male, aged 65 years, a resident of Kibonderya village. I personally thank Mr Kiima Charles for linking this village to EWB-USA. The truth is no one knew that a water tap with running water can even be in this area! Now when I go to collect clean water from the tap, I stand and think twice, trying to remember how RRHS and EWB have caused a difference. I always look at Kiima Charles, a young man and recall what the EWB-2017 visiting team said - "We shall support this community to have water reach the desired point - Kibonderya." The difference can happen at any time, I have believed. My request as an old man is to maintain the relationship created between this community, EWB-USA and RRHS Uganda."

"My names are Mupanda Oliver, female, aged 65 years and resident of this village. With my old age, I have never thought of piping just the existing natural water spring to benefit almost communities across two villages and beyond. To assure you, RRHS/EWB have contributed to change that the resident's value most in this part of the world. While I extend my appreciations to the two organisations, RRHS/EWB USA, I must also thank the person that I do not know in the other part of the world, who started some thing called 'Internet-Connectivity'. It is actually because of the internet existence that we got linked. I thank everyone for the related development work done as well as the financial resources. We have been saved from moving long distances, wasting a lot of time looking for water. We are going to have a new life. My humble request is that Kiima Charles should start mobilising friends to initially learn more about Gravity Flow Community Sacco-Village Bank, as it is going to be the core project sustainability strategy." 

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